Canada

Defence raises prospect of multiple leaks in bureaucrat's shipbuilding trial

OTTAWA - An Ottawa court heard today that more than one person may have disclosed information about secret cabinet deliberations over a $700-million shipbuilding deal in late 2015. Matthew Matchett's ...

Jun 08, 2022

Masking will no longer be mandatory on public transit in Quebec starting June 18

MONTREAL - Quebec is lifting its mask mandate for public transit on June 18. Health Minister Christian Dub said today in a news release the decision was based on a recommendation by public health offi...

Jun 08, 2022

Audit of several Quebec dioceses' records identifies 87 abusers in the church: report

MONTREAL - An independent audit of more than 80 years of files involving nine Quebec Catholic dioceses found at least 87 abusers among church personnel. Retired Superior Court justice Andr Denis revie...

Jun 08, 2022

Indigenous leaders seek RCMP response after marchers hit by truck in Mission, B.C.

VANCOUVER - Indigenous leaders have called a meeting with RCMP in Chilliwack, B.C., to discuss how police intend to proceed after the driver of a pickup truck allegedly hit four members of a memorial ...

Jun 08, 2022

N.S. mass shooting inquiry: Communications official admits warning was delayed

HALIFAX - A senior RCMP official broke down in tears today when she told a public inquiry that communications procedures she used to alert the public to an active shooter led to a crucial delay during...

Thomas Doucet Jun 08, 2022

Biden goes to Kimmel as Trudeau goes to Barbados on day 1 of Summit of the Americas

LOS ANGELES - U.S. President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are charting markedly different paths today at the Summit of the Americas. Before his leader-level meetings get underway, Biden...

Jun 08, 2022

Alberta First Nations want consultation, benefits from oilsands carbon storage plans

EDMONTON - Several Alberta First Nations have told the province's government and energy industry that they must be consulted and share in the benefits of carbon capture projects near their lands that ...

Jun 08, 2022

NewsAlert: Kimberly Murray to serve as special interlocutor for residential schools

OTTAWA - The federal government says Kimberly Murray will serve as an independent special interlocutor related to unmarked graves at residential schools. A former executive director of the Truth and R...

Jun 08, 2022

Carbon offset markets, more Russian sanctions : In The News for June 8

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of June 8 ... What we are watching in Canada ... ...

Jun 08, 2022

Consultants to Russian oil, including PR and advertising, targeted in fresh sanctions

OTTAWA - Advertising and public-relations agencies have been banned for working for Russian oil and gas firms as part of a new wave of sanctions designed to increase pressure on the Putin regime. The ...

Jun 08, 2022